Overview of Eureka College |
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| Religious affiliation: | Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) |
| Institution Type: | Private not-for-profit |
| Campus Setting: | Town, on fringe of an urban area |
| Highest Degree Offered: | Bachelor's |
| Level of Institution: | Four or more years |
| Calendar: | Semester |
“I absolutely love my college. The other students and the professors treat everyone with care and respect. I believe to look past Eureka College as an option would be a…”
“Eureka College is one big family, the professors, faculty, and staff want to be of assistance and always make themselves available. There are so many different opportunities to get…”
“Eureka has a very hands-on education that allows for lots of assistance in the classroom. The faculty, staff, and students become close almost like family, and you get to know…”
“I really like Eureka College. Looking past the few flaws the school does have, I could not imagine myself anywhere else. I am happy to be a student of EC.…”
“Eureka College is small enough so each student gets personal help. You really feel like you're one big family. You don't feel like just another number.…”
Enjoying Being Here Because: Every activity is open to any and every person who would like to participate, no matter whether it is related to your major or not--no matter whether you are a full-time student or part-time, no matter your age. That means that a Accounting major could get the lead in the play, an Bio-Chem double major could be the star of the softball team, & a Vocal Music major could be the college bowl team captain. Same goes for student politics, publications, & social organizations. That means I end up making friends with every kind of personality & outlook. (But if a recruiter asks, I claim that I am trying to expand my horizons by trying things I've never done before in life & find out what I like.) Most of these activities are free, too!
» Read MoreI learned a lot of valuable life and social skills from attending Eureka and joining a sorority. I would not have succeeded in my internships and grad school interviews without them.
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